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forker67

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So, after visiting the ruined chateau we stopped in on a few other places we'd noticed on our way, all but one are roadside finds, the other is visible from the road, it's on top of a hill & is what remains of a castle, the hill is terraced all the way around it & you can see for miles, strangest find was in the hallway of a farmhouse...a bloody big gravestone dating from 1895.....

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strangest find was in the hallway of a farmhouse...a bloody big gravestone dating from 1895.....

A nice selection here.

The teenage girl's gravestone is somewhat strange - normally you find much older ones incorporated in old buildings. Very old burial sites being reclaimed and where the graves have no living relatives left, the stonework re-used in buildings. In this case the internment date seems a bit late for this to have happened - although it is just possible that the stone was returned to a distant living relative, if the original burial site had been altered. The wording on the stone seems to indicate that the young lady's immediate family had all preceded her. Perhaps a little research in the local records will reveal if the residence was originally owned/built by the Bernichan family?
 
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